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Is it possible to add excel files together?
Need to add values in two identical excel files together to create a new file
with combined values. For example, NorthernDivision + SouthernDivision = Total Company information. |
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Is it possible to add excel files together?
Linda,
Yes, it is possible. Open a new sheet and try data - consolidate. Under Reference you put the range of Northern Division and add it. Then Southern Division and add it. See whether you are getting the combined values. Regards, Jaleel "Linda in Pleasanton" wrote: Need to add values in two identical excel files together to create a new file with combined values. For example, NorthernDivision + SouthernDivision = Total Company information. |
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